DC-3 crashed in Colombia during training flight

A Douglas DC-3 is thought to have crashed after takeoff from Villavicencio with 3 crew on board.
A Douglas DC-3 is thought to have crashed after takeoff from Villavicencio with 3 crew on board.
An ALIANSA Colombia Douglas DC-3C sustained serious damage in an accident at Monfort Airport, Colombia. The three crew members were not injured.
TSB Canada issued a report on a DC-3 engine failure and forced landing accident near Hay River Airport in May 2019.
Swedish investigators concluded that a failure to follow maintenance procedures in an unplanned engine change caused an engine fire on a DC-3 in Sweden.
A Douglas DC-3 of LASER Aéro Colombia crashed near Villavicencio, Colombia. Multiple fatalities are reported.
An initial NTSB report on the Burnet DC-3 takeoff accident says the tailwheel was correctly locked and no evidence of any flight control locks was found installed.
An Air Colombia Douglas DC-3 suffered runway excursion after landing at San Felipe Airport in Colombia.
According to the Transportation Safety Board of Canada (TSB) a cylinder failure on the right engine, and the fact that the aircraft exceeded its maximum certified take-off weight, led to the wheels-up landing just after take-off of a Buffalo Airways DC-3C aircraft in August 2013. There were no injuries to the 21 passengers or the 3 crew members.